What causes neuralgia on the top of the head?

Neuralgia on the top of the head is quite common in our daily life. We know that nerves are distributed in various parts of our body. The head is a place where nerves are widely distributed, so this part is also relatively sensitive. Once there is a problem, it may lead to neuralgia. There are many causes, including mental headaches, such as long-term fatigue, excessive stimulation and so on.

What causes neuralgia in the head

The pain of head neuralgia is different for each person. Some people may have intermittent pain, while others may have intermittent pain. Therefore, it is impossible to determine the cause based on the differences in nerves. Only by checking it out in the morning can you thoroughly find out the cause and then improve it through diet. Neuralgia, also known as psychogenic headache, is one of the most common types of headaches in clinical practice. It is mainly due to long-term nervous activity in a state of tension and fatigue, or strong mental stimulation causing brain functional disorders, resulting in a lower threshold of pain tolerance and tension in the head muscles, thus causing headaches. Neuralgia headaches mainly include headaches caused by neurasthenia and headaches caused by hysteria.

Its prevention and treatment is a very complex and meticulous task. It is necessary to adopt the principle of combining psychology, drugs and other therapies. Only comprehensive treatment can achieve better results. Headache may be related to a lowered tolerance threshold to pain, but for some patients, headache has the characteristics of vascular headache or muscle contraction headache due to vascular dysfunction or mental tension.

Anxiety headaches are often accompanied by obvious anxiety symptoms. Depressed patients often suffer from headaches, but the symptoms of depression are often ignored, which should be a high alert. The headaches of hysteria are often located in random places and of varying natures, and there are other hysterical manifestations, such as emotional factors that cause the onset of the disease and various other physical discomforts. Sometimes acute headache attacks may occur with exaggerated symptoms, such as crying, rolling, and calling. Except for scattered sensory disturbances and bilateral tendon hyperreflexia, there are no other abnormalities in the physical examination and nervous system. Therefore, there are many people who are willing to suffer from head neuralgia, but the specific cause can only be found by going to the hospital for examination. In addition, other diseases caused by headaches should also be prevented. In normal times, more attention should be paid to diet and balanced nutrition with cycline. Under the treatment of topical medications, more exercise and walking should be done in life, and combined with diet therapy.

What to do if you have neuralgia in your head

1. Find the cause and eliminate it fundamentally. If you want to eliminate the symptoms of neurasthenia headache, don't be too hasty. You should first calmly analyze where the mental stimulation and psychological pressure that cause the headache come from, and then eliminate the neurasthenia headache fundamentally according to the cause. 2. Improve sleep and ensure a regular life. Patients with neurasthenia and headaches should learn to develop good sleeping habits and pay attention to a regular life, which is also very helpful in relieving headache symptoms. Do the following: do not eat too much for dinner, do not eat close to bedtime, do not drink stimulant beverages, do not do strenuous physical exercise, do not listen to music with too strong a rhythm, etc. In addition, you should also try not to enter the bedroom when you are not sleeping, and do not go to bed unless you are sleepy. 3. Correctly understand and reduce psychological pressure. We should correctly understand the symptoms of neurasthenia headaches, eliminate the tension that causes headaches, reduce psychological pressure, and thus relieve the symptoms. 4. Distract attention and indirectly relieve symptoms. Many patients do not know what to do with neurasthenia and headaches, so they blindly focus on how to eliminate this symptom. In fact, doing so is not only unhelpful to recovery, but may also increase mental tension and psychological pressure. Therefore, patients with neurasthenia headaches should learn to distract their attention, not focus on the headache symptoms, and not consciously eliminate the symptoms directly. If you continue like this, the suffering from neurasthenia and headaches will disappear without you noticing.